51 Waugh Street

The property is about 19 km west of Port Macquarie, placing it inland on the Hastings River. It can be reached via the Oxley Highway in roughly a 20‑minute drive.

Wauchope railway station is approximately 1.2 km away, offering six daily NSW TrainLink services north and south. The station also provides connections to coach services for Port Macquarie.

Several parks lie within 1 km, including Bain Park, Montrose Park, Rotary Park, Wauchope Central Park, and Sister City Park. These green spaces provide walking trails, playgrounds and picnic areas.

Timbertown, a heritage theme park celebrating the town’s logging history, is located on the outskirts of Wauchope. The Wauchope Library and local historical society are also within a short drive.

Wauchope’s flood record includes a major event on 13 January 1968 with water peaking at 9.1 m AHD, among other notable floods in 1894, 1950, 1929 and 2013. The town’s position along the Hastings River means flood history is documented, though recent developments have improved resilience.

Historically timber dominated the economy, but today farming, tourism and gourmet produce such as cheeses, wines and organic fruits are key. The Hastings Farmers Markets, held monthly at the showground, showcase local agricultural products.

51 Waugh Street is situated near the Oxley Highway, which runs through Wauchope’s main street (High Street). The highway provides direct access to Port Macquarie and further coastal destinations.